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Pt. Loma Sports Grill & Pub
Located in Liberty Station
2750 Dewey Rd. (next to Ace Hardware)
San Diego, CA 92106
(619) 523-1940
PtLomaSports.com
Point Loma has a NEW Sports Bar! Point Loma Sports Grill & Pub, in LIBERTY
STATION, delivers everything a fan could want...and then some! Enjoy an endless food selection with appetizers of all kinds as well as a large variety of fantastic entrées. Featuring a 40 foot bar, pool table, and a variety of music and games, you need not look any further for entertainment while you are enjoying your favorite teams on any of the MANY 60" plasma TV's....and that's just the inside!
Point Loma Sports Grill & Pub also has a large outdoor patio equipped with a full bar. Inside or out, you can choose between a wide selection of bottled and draft beer, local brews and other micro-brews. For a more sophisticated taste, choose from a vast selection of fine wines, specialty cocktails, and martini's. For your special events, you can reserve one of their private rooms for dinner or for just relaxing in a comfortable setting while watching your favorite teams. We could go on about their friendly staff and service that you will receive upon your arrival, but you will have to go in and see for yourself! Point Loma Grill & Pub is a great environment where you will want to bring your friends for great memories. A short drive from downtown, Mission Valley, or any of the beach areas, stop in and try out this BRAND NEW Sports Bar!
Happy Hour is 4 to 7pm with Daily Specials almost every night. (View ad on p. 33)
Maloney's Tavern
777 5th Ave.
(On the corner of 5th and F)
San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 232-6000
MaloneysTavern.com
Maloney's Tavern…where everybody knows your name. Maloney’s is open every day from 11am to 2 am and has no dress code. It's a perfect place for any occasion with its relaxed “Cheer's” style atmosphere. Complete with two levels, 35 HD Big Screens, pool tables, a great looking staff and a revamped menu.
Start out with the Maloney's Famous Sliders and Toasted Raviolis, then move onto the Maloney's Philly Cheesesteak and top it off with the BIG "Half Baked" Cookie. They also serve a variety of fantastic salads for the health-conscious patrons.
Entertain yourself by reading the random quotes and “words of wisdom” that are displayed around the Tavern and be on the lookout for clips from your favorite movies that will play on the TV's.
Maloney’s motto sums it all up, “Spirits are high and filled with good cheer. Your problems and troubles have no place here. So grab a cold beer and settle on in; the fun at Maloney's is about to begin.”
Happy Hour is Monday thru Friday from 4 to 7pm with ½ off Appetizers (Now that's a perfect Happy Hour!!). Also, $6 Wings & a Pint on Padres Games. (View ad on p. 13)
Air Conditioned Lounge
4673 30th St.
(between Adams Ave & Madison Ave)
San Diego, CA 92116
(619) 501-9831
www.AirConditionedLounge.com
Since its opening in May of 2004, AIR CONDITIONED has set itself apart from the crowded San Diego nightlife scene by staying true to what it really is: a neighborhood lounge. People from all parts of the county make the trek to the little nightspot on the border of North Park and Normal Heights to get away from the congestion and mayhem often found downtown or at the beach. AIR CONDITIONED is the premiere (seriously) dive dance lounge in San Diego. By virtue of our name, we try and stay cool. But as fate would have it, the spotty air conditioning and the multitudes of dancing bodies keep it quite hot in here. The DJs are without peer, the drinks are strong and the staff rocks. Come on down and see what's inside the most unassuming building on 30th Street.
We offer bottle service and offer both a shagedelic sunken living room that seats 12 and the more secluded Freon Room that has room for 20 party-goers for you to enjoy it in.
Happy Hour is Monday thru Friday from 4 to 7pm. 1/2 off everything. Featuring DJ Jack Tripper and DJ Scotto.
Additional locations of AIR CONDITIONED are located in Santa Monica and Venice.
Tap Room
1269 Garnet Ave.
(between Everts St & Fanuel St)
San Diego, CA 92109
(858) 274-1010
www.PbTapRoom.com
Garnet Avenue can be a tough grind for a new bar. There’s plenty of seasoned competition, and college kids can stay married to a favorite happy hour or late night hot spot for years without venturing through the doors of a new establishment. Sometimes it seems like you have to perfect some mysterious combination of discount taco nights, flashy eighties rocker bands, comedy acts, or free cheesy dip just to stay out of the red.
Or not. Sometimes you just have to serve good beer. At the PB Tap Room, the plan for success is to serve up a simple no-fuss homemade pizza-and-salad menu alongside fresh local brews. Plenty of wall-mounted flat-screen TVs and exuberant (but canned) music complete the picture.
PB Tap Room is definitely not a microbrewery, but it does serve 35 local brews from AleSmith Brewing Company, Stone Brewing Company, Ballast Point Brewing Company, Green Flash Brewing Company, Port Brewing Company, Karl Strauss and Coronado Brewing Company.
Padded red and black booths line the wall at the PB Tap Room, and long red tables and chairs fill the back end. Belly up tables by the big open windows in front are key for checking out the foot traffic and perennial traffic mess on Garnet. A functional bar extends through the entire length of the place, with a semi-attached island that creates a cozy dam between the booths and the main floor. Distressed-looking murals feature images of Coronado Bridge, Crystal Pier, Petco Park and the Gaslamp District.
Happy Hour is Monday thru Friday from 3 to 7pm with $3.50 Pints/Cocktails/Wine,
$12 Pitchers/Wine Bottles, & $2 off all appetizers.
Emily Vizzo